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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-04-20
same old Song to same Old Tune.

II you could guess how often through the day
think OF everything I've heard you say,
You'd care perhaps to make such memories
pleasant?
Perhaps you might 1 fear you don't at
present.
II you could guess how your least word or look
scan and study like some curious book,
You'd care. perhaps to know you panied me
Perhaps you might repent I doubt it
greatly
II you could guess but there it may be
wei
Thst you can not guess I should not tell.
You d care. perhaps, TO learn my meaning
clearly
Perhaps you might believe . love you
dearly!
London World.
Nemesis of an Improvident sfSIim."
By, INDUCING in a penchant to bebt
a "h0ssy" young man got in debt,
He owed such a sumb
He was ferced to succumb-
And is wearing his summer suit yebt.
New Orleans Pieayune
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-04-20

FITS. Ali Fi1 stopped tree by d.. Klins'
erst, serve Restorer. No Fits after first day
use. Ma yellous cures. Treatise and q trial bot
tie igea = Fit cases. Sand to Or. Klins, 81
:Ec5 81. Phih dslphix. Ps
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-04-20

ing, his face beaming with pleasure; and
this was my last meeting with SAKE,
pleasant memory forever.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-04-20
TO WEAK MEN

suffering from the effects Of youthful errors,
early decay, wasting weakness. lost manhood,
etc, viii send valus BILE treaties (sealedl con.
tanning fun particulars for home cure. FREE
OF charge. A splendid medical work; shocad
De read by every man who is nervous and de-
bilitated Address
Prof. r. c. FOWLER, SIOodus, Conn.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-04-20

and all Germ Diseases.
Bellevue Hospital, n. Y, Universally success
full"
st. Francis Hospital wins Eyas RaIenh has been
Nj" discharged cured"
DR.. L. r. White, U. S. Examining Surgeon,
writes "Kaskine is the best medicine made"
Dr.. L. NJ Glessner, $50 East l2lst St., New York
City, has cured over go patients with Kasklne
after quinine and all other drugs had failed.
He says; cit is undoubtedly the best medicine
ever discovered"
Professor w. +. Holcombe NJ. D.. 81 East 18th
ST., N Y. Gate Prof. in N. Y. Med. Collegel writes
"Kaskine is superior 70 Quinine in its specific
power, and never produces the slightest injury
to the hearing or constitutions
Rev. James i. Hall, Chaplain Albany Peniten-
tiary, writes that Kaskine has cured his wife
after twenty years suffering from malaria and
nervous dyspepsia. Write him Tor particulars.
Thousands upon thousands write that kas-
kline has cured them after all other medicines
I had failed. Write for book OF testimonials.
Kaskine can be taken without any special
medical advice. S1.00 per bottle. Sold by
or sent by mail on receipt OF price.
KAsK1NE CO., "a Warren street, New York.
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IRISH AND GrRMAS LINENS.
sEAToN PERRY
Successor to PERRY & BRorurr,
FULL gLEACHEp IRISH AND GERMAN TABLE
HALE BEEACHED BAKNSLEY TABLE LINENS,
NEW Linen DANISH NAPKINS. DoYIIEs AND
p,rR FEAf Gtt9THs Fk9N q - s1S PEI POI
SIZES, TO MATCH. MANUFACTURED BY
JOHNS, s. BROWN SONS. BELFAST. IRE
"sPE E3;l BARGAINS, IN >ALI:L1NEN HUcK
EXTRA Mh aSo AT 1llf ZIP 2sH AND GERMAN
q, rs SIS PER ID. D6z rs AAsA UNVEILS From
NEW BELGIAN PILLOW AND sHEETING LIN
81 R61bik;TAcIp cASiroN FLANNEL FOR Ia
sE& rs aE aS&HNR1 EfsEN pAxAsk 1uScuc1orus
WITH DOYLIES TO MATCH
COMPLETE STOCK OF GLASS-LINENs, CRASHES
THE CELEBRATED QUAKER CITY" FINE DRESS
MAk atf fhEE Ell aHf frs SUMMER BLANKETS
silks EXTRAORDINARILY ROBES, AND PaKA.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS" IN INDIA SILKS, AT
"MARKED.DOWNn Prices ON FANCY FRENCH
SATEENS, BAT1STES. AND INDIA CRINKLES
a. PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICEa
SEATON PERRY
PERRY BUILDING
Established 1S4O. aus
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The defense OF the commissioners and the water
department against various charges is printed in
another column. The explanation OF those figures
which We're so combined as TO accuse the present
government OF misappropriating or stealing sew
eraI hundred thousand dollars, will doubtless be
accepted by most people as satisfactory Public
opinion VIII undoubtedly pronounce the charge Of
corruption brought against the present manage
ment on this point not established. Men do not
readily permit regulations be blasted by the IN
genious manipulation OF figures, aided by guess
work The people OF Washington have, from time
10 time. been profoundly dissatisfied with acts and
plans OF the commissioners and have made Just
complaint. They VIII not, however, permit this
dissatisfaction TO be used TO break down the rep
utations OF honest men by encouraging charges Of
corruption unsupported by the slightest proof
II professor Tyndall understood human nature
as well as he does the nature of bacteria he would
probably be wise enough TO cease his ratings at
Mr.. Gladstone. When he succeeds In convincing
any considerable number OF Intelligent Englishmen
that the ex-premier is cherishfng treason I'm his
heart, or is even capable of doing So he Will have
accomplished marvel indeed. The attempt fol-
lowed by fgnOEfnOUS failure, viii have no other
effect than To make an eminent scientist ridicu-
lous In the eyes of people who ought on general
principles, To hold him in the highest respect
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WuAr EopLE SAY.

They're good as CSC
Handkerchleis" That's what We heard dozens of peo
pie say this morning on examining our 12kc. Hand
kerchiefs. They're warranted extra fine pure linen
e27 samples in window Of No 1117 Penna ave. It's
the Palais Royal You know who got little ahead of
competitors, and obtained choice Of big Job lot.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

NOR RENT-A LARGE STABLE. 9l3. 9TH ST
Il Call AFTER T.. N. It.
nor RENT-A HALL FOR LODGE MEETING
for rent for second and fourth Tuesday il the
month Inquire at 30 9TH ST., III the Shoe Store IT.
EOR RENT-WORKSHOP AND OFFICE FOR
builder. carpenter. PAINTER, or other business;
formerly occupied by Mr. F. ". Pllling. -: 923
ST. between 9th and 10th SITS NV. and near sidewalk.
Inquire 1T $40 Louisiana ave. ielO-2m
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

IHOR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL ED-sToRY
Il front Room. furnished. so Sd ST NV. AUST
IvoR RENT-1sT FLOOR FURNISHED. CORNER
to good tenant 6s6 St II.
Tor REMITTANCE. PLEASANT ROOMS. WELL.
Il furnished, 500 10th st. a. ". IT.
FOR REIT-THREE UNTnRNIsuED CoE Nm y |.
small family. ,9I7 9Th ST. n aus 81.
INOR RENT-FURNISHED. ONE LARGE FRONT
room; second floor water gas and bath u sit
IIoR RENT-I505 ST. T. W. NTNE-RooM
T. Brick all ,node;n conveniences- $50 PER month
JfoR RENT-FoR HoUSEKEEPING-rHE SECOND
floor Ct four pleasant r99 , sink and BATH; gas
FoR RENT-TM9 COMMUNICATING UNI 6Js
nished rooms with family OF four adults AZ .SS3
st. INV au63t'
I,OR RENT-FURNIsHEp,B BEAUTIFUL SUMMER
new south and east front; references requirsd iol
X ST. n W. jy3u-l2t'
FoR RENT-I7'o ST NV. LARGE. HAND,
II desired: gentlemen Preferred one square west OF
War and Navy Departments ty6-6w'
FoR RENT.FoIR NICE GoAMUNiCAIlNs NJ
high, housekeeping; $50. Inquire $50 d ST. NV.
au2-lm
EoR RENT-THREE UNFURNIsHTD FRONT
+ rooms, one square from the Pension oface and
within five minutes walk of Patent and Post Offices
delightful locality, corner house. 231 ST. NV.
au2-tuthSsa-2w
1yOR .RENr-AT llIo ST. y. W.. SEVERAL
n1Ce1y 1urnfsned rooms, NORM anu eoulh eNiSsuft
with bath and gas. at summer rates. aug Jim
LOR RENT-ROOMS-P WANTING RO&MS
Il can nId what will suit them on our list. SSve
time and trouble by calling at our Room Agency, gNS
I st. Information free. d. RAME1. iy.S 2fk'
TfOR RENT-IN A DESIRABLE NEIGHBORHOoD
Il four communicating rooms on second huor suit
able for light housekeeping Terms moderate. family
small, no children. References. Rooms open between
and p N Apply 1909 10th St NV yl4-lm
I>oR RENT-FURNIsHED AND UNFURNIsHED
Il ROOMS
Large light. and airy Prices reasonable; Transient
- lodging, 2,c., soc. 1oc.. and 81. - -,
THE CLINTON HOUSE. $50 S.l,,.. S:,4, SEQ, SOS 9TH
st. IL. W. Main entrance, S26 9TH St
Street cars pass the door 70 all parts Of the city.
OPEN ALL NIGHT teS-,SIn
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ANOTHER WEEK
OF THE GREATEST BARGAIN
Offering
IN GENTIEMENs SUITS
EVER DREAMT OR THOUGHT OF
IN THIS OR ANY OTHER CITY OF THE UNION
Until we close our doors on
NEXT MONDAY EVENING,
AT SEVEN O'CLOCK,
The opportunity viii be open to provide yourself
with Suit of Clothes for
SEVEN DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS,
The equal in
CUT, MAKE, FIT, QUALITY OF MATERIAL.
STYLE AND FINISH,
OF any to be found elsewhere
From Twelve to Eighteen Dollars.
Among those Suits
That we are selling at
SEVEN FIFTY EACH
Are to be found all those that
We have been selling
During the early part Of the season
FROM s1o TO s15 SUIT.
UNTIL NEXT MONDAY EVENING
YOUR CHOICE WILL COST YOU
SEVEN DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS.
LAST CALL.
The Bargain Coun teri in our Shoe Depart
ment is groaning under its weight Splendid
values. They are going rapidly, but we daily
replenish the gaps made
By DELIGHTED PATRONS.
One word more. If you are going to the Sea-
shore or the Mountains, 'twould be wen to take
along lish. Fall Oyercoat Advance styles are
now ready.
sAKS AND COMPANY,
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
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TIE Prices TEL.

HE Prices TEL.
AND EVERYBODY TELLS THE PRICE
Gaze at the wonderful bill of fare the LONDON AND
LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co. has prepared for its
patrons and the public al large.
$500 Buys Al-Wool SERGE SUIT Blue, Brown
Gray, and Salmon color.
$500 buys nice Gray mixed SERGE SUIT.
$500 buys good BUSINESS SUIT
$3.50 buys silk-Face BLACK CoRKsCREw SUIT.
800 buys one of our SILK ALPACA PONGEE and
other FANCY COATS and VESTS that were s7OO.
tl0O buys good pair Of WORKING PANTS that
VIII stand the knoekaboats Of gymnast.
CHILDREN'S and BOYS SUITS at half price.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL,
CLOTHING COMPANY.
acf Corner 18th and 6 s:s NV
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NV FALL DEs1css'Is EnBnorDrnE:
FLAN NELs.
Wehave received and placed on sale the most
complete Assortment of E II BR ORDERED
FLANNELS ever shown in Washington. Our
new designs include about forty different styles,
from the Plain Scallop and Scallopand Dot to
the most elaborate patterns, some Of which are
seven inches in depth. In addition to the usual
blue White" on which all Embroidered Elan
nels have been heretofore made, we have each
and every pattern in beautiful
CREAM TINTED FLANNEL.
Prices for White all on Best 36.inch Ballard.
vale Flannels 69c., 75c., sOc., 9Oc, 81. $l.25,
signs being s2 and So so per yard.
We have also dozen designs embroidered
upon the Ballardvale Chinchilla Flannel.
fabric having o small portion Of cotton mixed
with the wool These Flannels are somewhat
less in price than the Atwood goods, and give
general satisfaction.
COLORED EMBROIDERED FLANNELs.
Colored Flannels, all embroidered with nearly
the same designs as the white, the range Of
colors used giving great variety to them
They include both scarlet and cardinal, en-
broidered with same color. and also embroidered
with black, navy blue wrought with red, gray
embroidered with red and with black, pink and
light blue, each embroidered with its own color.
Prices range from 7o and SOC. per yard to
s1.25 and 81 so for extra wide patterns
Embroidered Flaunels are now being sold and
used for ladies.an children dressing sacques,
as well as for skirts.
HOMEsPUN sKIRT1NG FLANNELS, WITH
WOVEN BORDER.
One of the Fall Novelties, which is destined to
become Dopular nj once ia n a. inch 9hr1,nk
Shifting. having fine woven border on one
edge. designed for ladies' and children's skirts.
The colors are scarlet, cardinal and blue, with
black line border, gray, mixed with white line
border. and brown mixed with black border.
CSC. PER YARD. OR $3.50 FOR SKIRT
PATTERN 2,s YARDS AROUND.
New assortment Of Wrapper Flannels, solid
colors, beautiful stripes. Llama cloth stripes,
cashmere fiannels. Tuxedo repps. &c, &C.. all ut
SOC. per yard.
Second foor-Two Elevators.)
WOODWARD & LoTHRop,
aug Corner 18th and F sts NV.
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T. WALKERS SONS, 204 10TH ST NV
% 0 Parchment Paper Mortar Color Charcoal Lima
Portland and X. Top Cements. DC,
Telephone el6-G, 1nR2
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PERSONAL.
ATTORNEYS.

CAMpPBEIL CARRINGroN, ATToRNEY-Af
" Law, Harbour Law building, $50 Louisisua
avenue. Washington. ~ G. Residence. l.ls ii 81
".
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The DIFFERENCE.

THERE Is AS MUCH DIFFERENCE IN
CLOTHING AS THERE Is IN ANYTHING
ELSE
YOU GO TOA CHEAP HOTEL AND PAY
FIFTY CENTS FOR A POOR DINNER.
YOU GO TO ANOTHER AND PAY A DOL
LAR FOR A GOOD ONE AsARULE YOU
SAY THE HIGHEST PRICED Is THE
CHEAPEST. NOT ONLYIs THE FOOD
BETTER SERVED AND BETTER
COOKED. BUT 1T WAS OF BETTER
QUALITY BEFORE TWAS COOKED.
SO WITH CLOTHING. YUU CAN'T
MAKEA GOOD SUIT OUT OF POOR MA.
TERIAL- NOR CAN YOU MAKE ONE
OUT OF GOOD MATERIAL UNLESS TITS
PROPERLY MADE UP. GOOD NATE
RAILS AND GOOD WORK COST MoHR
THAN POOR. GOOD SUIT OF
CLOTHES CANNOT BE COTTON UP FOR
THE PRICES THAT SOME DKALERs
QUOTE ON THEIR GOODS. IT Is NOT
IN THE NATURAL ORDER OF THINGS
THAT MERCHANTS CONTINUALLY
SELL THEIR GOODS AT LESS THAN
COST AND CONTINUALLY MAKE
MONEY. AS. A RULE, GOODS THAT
ARE MARKED DOWN To ONE-HALF
THE ORIGINAL PRICES WERE EITHER
TOO HIGH AT THE START. OR THERE
IS SOMETHING WRONG WITH THEN.
wEDoN'T CLAIM TO SELL THE Low
EsT-PRIcED GOODS. OUR STOCK Is OF
GOOD MATERIALS. WE'LL MADE UP.
EVERY GARMENT WARRANTED AND
PRICES AS LOW AS CONSISTENT WITH
HONEST WORK.
E 3. BARNUM s CO.,
u9 9Sl PENN. AVE.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

I'OR RENT-ON + ST. PART OF PLEASANT
4 front Office. suitable for lawyer type writer's or
desk room. Address {. II. c.. Star office. au6I'
NOR RENT-TWO NICE OFFICE ROOMS. LOWER
Il floor. go st. after July 1, 1887 at SO
month by the year VIII paper and paint and thor
oughly rencratc rooms.
JOHN L. BEAII 4 CO.,
ie1-;5In 1921 L st NV.
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EseRAv1se AND D1E Srsxrsa

NAL r. LDTZ, 632 G. ~. u.w
on metal AID wood amsand cresta
rate LES CT tewel-y Card engraving aud pnpt-
ds Ssal ,nsTsying IL ali its branches. Eookbindex
sAE % ior marking ana all kinds III stafn MAJ
SAS oE SILVER bullion enibroideYlux kex,rsS an S
~e '~isSoesHA0s A[823 .
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ESDR RENT-A NEAT NEW HOUSE, NINE ROOMS
Il bath room and cellar. latrobe. range, &c: two
squares from street cars 33 Spruce st, LeDroit Park
Also TWO pretty Queen Anne Cottages rooms halls
laroDe large lot three squares from cars Roam
w A. COULTER, S3 st. Cloud Building. aus IT.
lOR DECENTRALIZATION NEW BRICK HOUSE
Il pay WINDOWS, SIX rooms water, gas, latrobes and
raEge: E'4S Boundary st. Key at corner store l4th
ana DouHdafy sts hentSlS. iyeS-1Jt'
EOR RENT-LARGE COOL HOUSE. PIAZZAS.
- shade &C.. on Jennings road near station. Rent
10Y" Audress 3ENNlNGS. Star Office auS-ets
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EOR kENT-BRICK I
It ments. 2Ol3 GIT. A
EOK RENT-aO9, q
double parlor, with
One eight-room Houee
lures, stock. and dwell
auz-lms
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term desired.
Roswell P. Flower was not born TO blush unseen,
II, indeed, IL can be shown that he was ever born
TO blush at ALL lie is now coming to the front as
q political prophet, quite undiSmayed by the
failure Of his repeated constructive predictions
about himself. He does not believe that Mr..
Cleveland can possibly pun through next year.
and on the republican side regards John sherman
and James O.. Blaine as likely to step aside in
favor OF ChaHncey VI. Depew. III Mr.. Depew'S
chances are not past hurting, this last blow must
surely have It's effect. Mr.. Flower has been a
conspicuous figure IN every contest in his own
State for the democratic gubernatorial nominal
ton, and In the CanvaSsing preliminary TO at
least two Presidential campaigns has submitted
with marvellously good grace to the use OF his
name. Even now his evident reluctance to desig-
nate the person who will supplant President
Cleveland as candidate points to the fact that
he would himself still be willing TO sacrifice i'm
portant personal business interests" etc, etc, If
the command of his party should happen to fall
upon him. should Mr. Depew'S future be In any
way bound up with Mr. Flowers. it is reasonable
To assume that he VIII for several years yet enjoy
the delights of private life.
Mr.. McGariglc Is liable to become an interna-
tiOnal issue III 3 law can be found to cover his
case, the Department OF state viii be asked to de-
mani his extraditiOn from Canada, which, unless
cur northern neiChbOrS have quite recently
changed their policy with regard to fugitves from
justice, Will be the prelude to squabble. The
participation Of several citizens OF Canada In the
boodlers trick upon the American officers OF the
law complexities the case considerably. Grave
doubt has been thrown by learned turi5ts OF late
years, upon the question whether prisoner may
properly be punished for escaping. The old Roman
law was very explicit on this point, and in favor
OF the prisoners right TO get away from his cap
tors II he could. Vow, II it be not we'll settled
whether the machinery OF justice can fairly be
be used 10 punish citizen OF own country for
el1ding his keepers, 1t may well be questioned how
far 1t can be employed 10 punish the citizens of
Another Tor merely helping him to escape. The
case is novel, and VIII excite much interest among
laIIynrS he shpd
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EQR RENT FIRST-CLAHS RESIDENCE, 1913
Rhode Island ave-. occupied th30ast three years by
The secreterX Of the brtish iegsttoN Apply to J. J.
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NOR RENT

II
923 sth st.n. W., Tor. SOS. 40
1202-l204 o st. n.w..i0.63
Sbet. 14th&l5thn. W. 1850
HOO 9th st. II. W. .Sr... 40
200 18th st.n.w.,Y r.m .i21
2xo913th st. 6rs. so
l44S L st. n. w., Or. ..1S.:30
l3l5 DIST. s.w, 6rs 70
Il GnHdan a va N q lr q
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WIN a. ave NV 81 ].
,p,at' JAS n. MAElG
$50 a ~. n
EHh KIN i-INo STORY AND RASENFNr
-i,,hs q r'sius each al mod ttst.
NJ =, oNh 81 IL ~ near rarS. market 4-id
81 siLstls. e-'h.toeA'h. SMtRASrIDT a BRADLEY
- 50 au,i st
l'OR RENT-EN ANIME OUR RENT ItSr FnE
II desirable small houses A-ANi hOH
.e,. JOHN SHERMAN & co.
D. - =
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I,OR RENT
Il J. :, - Gordon ave, hot r and 90. ID and 81
-, SITS ne, rooms. per month -....-. SQn1
49,, , ave - rooms, and water liuD
.,1 IN IT. % rouin-, all mod lmps. IL 80
80, In - al MOI ana s-...--....--.-...- - -
iS5l Malachi Place. all mod inns ..,, g, 90
io-' VI st, completely furnished
.na-o HIFT1 X DYER,
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WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED BY THE 18TH, TWO OR THREE
w unfurlished rooms, I'd or Sd floor two conInl.Gi-
ONCE au!-ots
N D-ROONS--TOP PARTIES HAVING ROOMS
w to rent we present advantage to procure tenants
that Will save them time, trouble, and money Room
renting Agency, 93S st. u. RANIEY IL l.-o,n
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T0S Irwin ~ m mo. SpA1,

ATTEST. A s. CAfMOOD. Cor. 9th and sts NV
EcDR RENT-TO A RESPONSIBIE PARTY FIR
IL nished House. egibly situated for select board
ghouse m northwest section. rooms present occ.
BAyES, 1908 ST. NV. ant-:Sts
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Also q large number of furnished houses
!y23 ll33 Penn ave NV
1SOR RENT-MT. PLEASANT. 18th ST Ey-
tended, near Pine. neat slNroom frames SIS %
each: wuter keys a adjoining cottage. JOSEPH
FORREST, 1903 T. st. NV, l2 to -. jelI-..m.
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tSR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL FIENES- ROOM
Il house; central location. 81 st NV au4 -,;t.
ISOR RENT PARTIES DESIRING To RlNT on
hly Stores or Dwellings can, 10y calling az ON
.ice hnd lsc ttoo onG FOR publication fru,n which
tley can select just such house they need
WELLER A REPETTI
auI-6t .lp,; ia a.,
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EOR RENT-BY r. o. HOFFMAN.
l. FURNISHED.

Property placed for rent or sale is nperally
advertised free of cost t. the owner
For list o. pnperty for sale call or send at Office
aus II. .. HOLTZMAN. 10th and + SITS n "
NOR RENT-TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING :
i rooms, All modern improvements Rent, so. "a
h st u. e. Apply to SNORMSTEDT BRADLEY
921 st. ans ~
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THz Rusn

NOAH WALKER K CO.,
mycl go Pennsylvania aven,,e
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BON traurioen 2uft6nheu mir,

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aus Oberid)lefien ber,1tet: Oie SO.
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gertdt gu 3abr3e ansettagt, oem @es
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geleiltet gu baben. 51oItfIet mar Al.
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3leibunssithde NIT 8si@las beleaen
uno mitnebmeu mofIte, rib ibm Die
Wltttpe bic Sa9en aug ben 6dnben.
Die Wngelagte bebaupteie nun, iie
tonne ui1t 3ur gommunaIifsuer peran.
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